Looking to play Borderlands developer Gearbox Software's new game Battleborn on PC, but not sure if your computer can run it? You're in luck, as a new blog post published today reveals the shooter's minimum and recommend system requirements.

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　　Now Playing: GS News Update: Battleborn PC System Requirements & Split-Screen, Hardcore Mode Details

　　In addition to the requirements, 2K and Gearbox confirmed that Battleborn's PC version supports PlayStation 4 and Xbox One controllers. Support for the Steam Controller is coming after launch.

　　The PC version of Battleborn will not support 4K or "off-sized" displays at launch, but the developer is "actively investigating" both to be added sometime further down the road.

Battleborn PC System Requirements:

　　OS: Windows 7 x64-Bit or LaterCPU: Intel i5-750 / AMD Phenom IIx4 945RAM: 6 GBHard Drive: 30 GB freeVideo Memory: 1 GBMinimum Required Video Card: AMD HD 6870/ Nvidia GeForce GTX 460 or better, PhysX supportSound: DirectX 11Input: Keyboard or dual-analog gameplayRecommended System Requirements:

　　OS: Windows 7 x64-Bit or LaterCPU: Intel i5-750 / AMD Phenom IIx4 945RAM: 6 GBHard Drive: 50 GB freeVideo Memory: 2 GBRecommended Video Card: AMD HD 7850/ Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 or better, PhysX supportSound: DirectX 11Input: Keyboard or dual-analog gamepadAlso featured in the blog post is a overview of Battleborn's game modes and gameplay details. Among other things, it's confirmed that Battleborn will have a "Hardcore mode" for Story episodes that give players "unforgiving challenges," 2K explained, though there is no word yet on what those are.

　　Whatever the case, players will be rewarded for their efforts, as successful players will earn "extra loot" and "all new unlockable content."

　　Battleborn will also have a mode that is aimed at color-blind players. It is not a true color blind mode per se, but it does allow players to choose their team color and the opposing team's color. "This colorization is applied to enemy color, health bars, competitive objectives, etc., and is available on all platforms," 2K said.

　　The blog post also covers Battleborn's co-op support. There is local split-screen for PS4 and Xbox One that supports two screens per system, while it's also confirmed that split-screen players can join any team. The maximum number of players per side is five.

　　Be sure to read the full blog post, as it contains many more details about Battleborn's numerous modes and gameplay features.

　　Battleborn's open beta begins on April 8 for PS4 and April 13 for Xbox One and PC. You can get all the details about the beta through our previous coverage, which also covers the game's TV-style story mode. The full game launches on May 3 across PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

　　In other Battleborn news, the game's post-launch plans including DLC and microtransactions were recently detailed. You can also read GameSpot's new feature on the game, "Science, Humor, and the Gearbox-y-ness of Battleborn."